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  • Grants for community groups in Cardinia available

    Grants for community groups in Cardinia available

    Applications for Cardinia Shire Council’s community capital works and community wellbeing support grant programs for 2022-23 are now open. The community capital works grant program…

  • Battle of Belgrave development receives VCAT resolution

    A five-year battle for the development of a multi-story complex in Belgrave seems to have finally reached a conclusion, with the Victorian Civil and Administrative…

  • Burrinja Cultural Centre receives Creative State funding

    Burrinja Cultural Centre receives Creative State funding

    Burrinja Cultural Centre in Upwey has received over $450,000 in funding from the Victorian state government’s Creative State 2025 strategy. The $461,962 in funding was…

  • 2021 – the year that was

    2021 – the year that was

    First responders recognised By Taylor Eastwell Cockatoo resident Graham Mummery was awarded an Ambulance Service Medal as part of the 2021 Australia Day Honours List,…

  • 2021 people of the year

    2021 was an eventful year for people living throughout the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley, but for many emergency service volunteers it is one…

  • Top five sports stories of 2021

    Top five sports stories of 2021

    2021 saw disruption and cancellations of sports leagues around the Dandenong Ranges and Yarra Valley, though there still managed to be some great stories come…

  • 2021 – what a year

    2021 – what a year

    Season’s Greetings, as we put the bow on 2021. In many ways 2021 has continued the lessons of 2020. Those who had the capacity and…

  • Graduating students receive first round of offers

    Graduating students receive first round of offers

    The graduating class of 2021 received their first round of offers from universities throughout Victoria on 14 January. The Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre released the…

  • The discovery of the oldest newspaper in the Dandenongs

    The discovery of the oldest newspaper in the Dandenongs

    “The first attempt to establish a local newspaper took place at the conclusion of the First War, when Arthur W. Madge, Belgrave chemist, began publication…

  • Yarra Ranges asks public to be kind

    Yarra Ranges Council has asked the community to get on board with their Be Kind campaign, as businesses in the area struggle with staff-shortages and…

  • Council services may be impacted by staff availability

    Yarra Ranges Council, like many workplaces, is currently experiencing a reduced availability of staff due to the spread on Covid-19 and isolation requirements. Director of…

  • EACH closes Emerald testing clinic

    EACH has announced their testing clinic in Emerald is now permanently closed. The clinic has been running for 12 months and serviced the local community…

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